ἀλῶ and other Attic futures (ἐλῶ, καλῶ, and ἀναπετῶ) (Moer. α 30, Moer. ε 24, Moer. κ 21, Thom.Mag. 10.1–2)

Federica Benuzzi

doi:10.30687/dea/2974-8240/2025/02/026

December 10, 2025ArmeniacaOpen Access

ἀλῶ and other Attic futures (ἐλῶ, καλῶ, and ἀναπετῶ) (Moer. α 30, Moer. ε 24, Moer. κ 21, Thom.Mag. 10.1–2)

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This research aims to analyze the Attic future forms of specific ancient Greek verbs and provide commentary on their linguistic features.
Analysis of verb forms in Attic Greek
Reference to ancient lexica including Moer. and Thom.Mag.
Examination of philological aspects of the verbs discussed.
Identified nuances in the future forms of ἀλέω and other related verbs.
Provided commentary on the usage of verbs in historical linguistic context.

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Philological commentary reveals nuances in Attic future forms of verbs in ancient lexica, indicating linguistic evolution.

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This article provides a philological and linguistic commentary on the Attic future of ἀλέω and other verbs (ἐλαύνω, καλέω, ἀναπετάννυμι) discussed in the lexica Moer. α 30, Moer. ε 24, Moer. κ 21, and Thom.Mag. 10.1–2.

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ἀλῶ and other Attic futures (ἐλῶ, καλῶ, and ἀναπετῶ) (Moer. α 30, Moer. ε 24, Moer. κ 21, Thom.Mag. 10.1–2)

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ἀλῶ and other Attic futures (ἐλῶ, καλῶ, and ἀναπετῶ) (Moer. α 30, Moer. ε 24, Moer. κ 21, Thom.Mag. 10.1–2)

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